Oops! Did I add too much oil?
#11
03-20-2012, 08:28 PM
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Turkey Baster Story
So my dad had this 60 Thunderbird Convertible. (I stilll have it)
The conv top mechanism takes Dot-3 brake fluid. The pump/resvr is behind the back seat. You kind of have to stand on your head to add fluid. So about 3 days before Thanksgiving, he grabs Moms baster and dumps brk fluid into a jar to add fluid to this thing (I was a kid at the time, maybe 12)
So Thanksgiving morning she's lookin all over for this baster. (She) finds it out in the garage still in the jar of brake fluid. She about **** green apples.
He was in the doghouse for a few days for that one.
Funny stuff. Not Harley related.
The conv top mechanism takes Dot-3 brake fluid. The pump/resvr is behind the back seat. You kind of have to stand on your head to add fluid. So about 3 days before Thanksgiving, he grabs Moms baster and dumps brk fluid into a jar to add fluid to this thing (I was a kid at the time, maybe 12)
So Thanksgiving morning she's lookin all over for this baster. (She) finds it out in the garage still in the jar of brake fluid. She about **** green apples.
He was in the doghouse for a few days for that one.
Funny stuff. Not Harley related.
#13
03-20-2012, 11:01 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
So my dad had this 60 Thunderbird Convertible. (I stilll have it)
The conv top mechanism takes Dot-3 brake fluid. The pump/resvr is behind the back seat. You kind of have to stand on your head to add fluid. So about 3 days before Thanksgiving, he grabs Moms baster and dumps brk fluid into a jar to add fluid to this thing (I was a kid at the time, maybe 12)
So Thanksgiving morning she's lookin all over for this baster. (She) finds it out in the garage still in the jar of brake fluid. She about **** green apples.
He was in the doghouse for a few days for that one.
Funny stuff. Not Harley related.
The conv top mechanism takes Dot-3 brake fluid. The pump/resvr is behind the back seat. You kind of have to stand on your head to add fluid. So about 3 days before Thanksgiving, he grabs Moms baster and dumps brk fluid into a jar to add fluid to this thing (I was a kid at the time, maybe 12)
So Thanksgiving morning she's lookin all over for this baster. (She) finds it out in the garage still in the jar of brake fluid. She about **** green apples.
He was in the doghouse for a few days for that one.
Funny stuff. Not Harley related.
#14
03-20-2012, 11:14 PM
#16
03-20-2012, 11:41 PM
I spent a week in the dog house last time the OL came home before I could get the bike parts out of the dish washer.
Last edited by Joker_Hal; 03-20-2012 at 11:44 PM.
#17
03-20-2012, 11:52 PM
Chit,, wait till U use her new cake pan to change the tranny oil cause it fits under the bike better than the oil drain pan I have....
Thats even worse than the turkey baster... Hey Honnnnney, I said these Harleys HAVE to have those special Kitchen things to keep them going.
Dog house for several days on that one..
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Really wasn't too bad till I said, "HEY" U ain't baked anything for a yr or better.... ATTENTION Point for newly weds,,, never, NEVER tell Ur wife she ain't or hasn't use the pans she has....
Being a Grandpa for a long long time I must have had a Brain Fart that day..
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Thats even worse than the turkey baster... Hey Honnnnney, I said these Harleys HAVE to have those special Kitchen things to keep them going.
Dog house for several days on that one....Really wasn't too bad till I said, "HEY" U ain't baked anything for a yr or better.... ATTENTION Point for newly weds,,, never, NEVER tell Ur wife she ain't or hasn't use the pans she has....
Being a Grandpa for a long long time I must have had a Brain Fart that day..
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Last edited by oct1949; 03-20-2012 at 11:57 PM.
#18
03-21-2012, 04:01 PM
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#19
03-21-2012, 04:15 PM
#20
12-25-2013, 10:43 AM
Stage IV